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Welcome to the Saint John Astronomy Club. We meet the first Saturday of every month - long weekends usually excepted when we meet the following weekend. The meetings are held at the Aliant building on Germain Street (across from the Appleby’s Photography and Reggies Restaurant) in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Folks start collecting in the lobby of the building to the left of the security desk around 6:30 pm. The meeting starts at 7:00 pm and generally runs 2 – 3 hours. The meetings are always informal and are open to anybody interested in talking about Astronomy. No experience necessary. We look forward to seeing you!

If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to Contact Us

Most recent club minutes: April 2008

What's Up: May 2008





 
The Clear Sky Clock is an extremely useful tool for Astronomers. It is used to predict observing conditions and has been proven to be extremely accurate. For more information or details on how to interpret, please visit the Clear Sky Clock home.